我是单元测试的新手,并且一直在搜索网页,试图找出如何进一步自动化我的单元测试。我正在建立一个注册方案,我想要做的是用各种硬盘序列号,应用程序号等测试它。我想生成一个注册密钥,然后检查它以确保它正确解码。我希望通过各种输入自动运行测试(使用集成的Visual Studio测试环境),经过数千次运行后,找出成功和不成功的测试百分比。这可能吗?以下是我的测试方法:
[TestMethod]
public void GeneratingValidKeyTest()
{
int numReadDevices;
string appNum = "123";
string hddSerial = "1234567890";
string numDevices = "12";
string regNumber = Registration.GenerateKey(appNum, numDevices, hddSerial);
Assert.IsTrue(Registration.CheckKey(regNumber, appNum, out numReadDevices, hddSerial), "Generated key does not pass check.");
Assert.AreEqual(int.Parse(numDevices), numReadDevices,"Number of registered devices does not match requested number");
}
答案 0 :(得分:2)
如果您使用NUnit,您可以设置一系列ValueSource来提供给您的方法。
如果您有appNum,hddSerial和numDevices的单独值源,您将获得appNum * hddSerial * numDevices测试次数。
但是,你不应该找到一定比例的测试通过。单元测试的目的是确保所有测试场景都通过。采用Max的例子并将其作为ValueSources:
[Test]
public void DivideTest([ValueSource("AppNums")]string appNum, [ValueSource("Serials")]string hddSerial, [ValueSource("NumDevices")]string numDevices)
{
string regNumber = Registration.GenerateKey(appNum, numDevices, hddSerial);
Assert.IsTrue(Registration.CheckKey(regNumber, appNum, out numReadDevices, hddSerial), "Generated key does not pass check.");
Assert.AreEqual(int.Parse(numDevices), numReadDevices,"Number of registered devices does not match requested number");
}
static object[] AppNums =
{
"1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7"
};
static object[] Serials =
{
"EXAMPLE", "ANOTHER", "AND AGAIN"
};
static object[] NumDevices =
{
"1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7"
};
答案 1 :(得分:2)
就个人而言,我发现在该方法中抛出大量随机数据并确保其全部有效并且#34;做法。
如果您为方法提供500个不同的序列号并且它们都有效,那很好。但是他们在您的代码中测试了哪些具体方案?如果您无法回答该问题,则可能会重复测试方案,更重要的是,缺少测试方案。
不是将测试用例扔到墙上,看看有什么问题,而是分析代码并确定关键的成功和失败标准,并制定符合这些标准的测试。这样做的另一个好处是让您的测试更加冗长,并通过阅读测试名称让您的团队成员更好地了解代码应该做什么。不应该GeneratingValidKeyTest
,而是应该命名您的测试,以便他们描述他们正在测试的。
举个例子,让我们说你正在建立一个计算器。通过你的方法,你可以在它上面添加大量的附加案例 - 1 + 1,1 + 3,5 + 30等。但是你可能会错过1+ { {1}}。或者也许你不会尝试添加负数。或测试如果输入不是有效数字会发生什么。等等。
良好的测试迫使您在编写它们时考虑所有这些类型的场景。
答案 2 :(得分:1)
在NUnit中,它看起来像是
[Test, TestCaseSource("DivideCases")]
public void DivideTest(string appNum, string hddSerial, string hddSerial)
{
string regNumber = Registration.GenerateKey(appNum, numDevices, hddSerial);
Assert.IsTrue(Registration.CheckKey(regNumber, appNum, out numReadDevices, hddSerial), "Generated key does not pass check.");
Assert.AreEqual(int.Parse(numDevices), numReadDevices,"Number of registered devices does not match requested number");
}
static object[] DivideCases =
{
new object[] { "123", "3", "4" },
new object[] { "12223", "35", "54" },
new object[] { "12123123", "23", "14" }
};
答案 3 :(得分:1)
You can use Microsoft's Unit Test Framework and make it read test data from a data source. The advantage of using MSTest is that it'll run on the Express Editions of Visual Studio.
You won't get a percentage of errors though, and I agree with @DanielMann, instead you have to ensure that your tests cover all possibilities, and that they all pass.
So, considering you have done that and now you have a list of cases to test, you can use the code below. It uses the DataSourceAttribute
:
[TestClass]
public class RegistrationTests
{
public TestContext TestContext { get; set; }
[TestMethod]
[DataSource(
"System.Data.OleDb",
@"Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=""C:\MySolution\Serial numbers.mdb""",
"Serials",
DataAccessMethod.Sequential
)]
public void GeneratingValidKeyTest()
{
// Arrange
int numReadDevices;
var appNum = TestContext.DataRow["appNum"].ToString();
var hddSerial = TestContext.DataRow["hddSerial"].ToString();
var numDevices = TestContext.DataRow["numDevices"].ToString();
// Act
var regNumber = Registration.GenerateKey(appNum, numDevices, hddSerial);
// Assert
Assert.IsTrue(
Registration.CheckKey(regNumber, appNum, out numReadDevices, hddSerial),
"Generated key does not pass check."
);
Assert.AreEqual(
int.Parse(numDevices), numReadDevices,
"Number of registered devices does not match requested number"
);
}
}
In the Test Explorer window you'll get an output like this (failed tests are shown first):
Test Name: GeneratingValidKeyTest
Test FullName: MySolution.UnitTest.RegistrationTests.GeneratingValidKeyTest
Test Source: C:\MySolution\MySolution.UnitTest\RegistrationTests.cs : line 15
Test Outcome: Failed
Test Duration: 0:00:00,017832
Result1 Name: GeneratingValidKeyTest (Data Row 1)
Result1 Outcome: Failed
Result1 Duration: 0:00:00,0082728
Result1 StackTrace: at MySolution.UnitTest.RegistrationTests.GeneratingValidKeyTest() in C:\MySolution\MySolution.UnitTest\RegistrationTests.cs:line 27
Result1 Message: Assert.AreEqual failed. Expected:<11>. Actual:<12>. Number of registered devices does not match requested number
Result3 Name: GeneratingValidKeyTest (Data Row 0)
Result3 Outcome: Passed
Result3 Duration: 0:00:00,0089332
Result3 StackTrace:
Result3 Message: